Underlying factors in international labour migration in Asia: population, employment and productivity trends

Gavin W. Jones

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Underlying factors in international labour migration in Asia: population, employment and productivity trends

Gavin W. Jones

Working paper (International Labour Organization. Asian Regional Programme on Governance of Labour Migration), no. 1, ILO

2008

Abstract

labour migration

international migration

economic implication

demographic aspect

labour force participation

fertility

employment

Education

Asia

Looks at the demographic and economic factors that are certain to have an impact on the flow of labour migration in the Asian region in the future. These factors include trends in fertility, labour force participation, the educational composition of the labour force, and the changing employment structure in the region.

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Title: Underlying factors in international labour migration in Asia; population, employment and productivity trends
Creators: Gavin W. Jones
Contributors: International Labour Office
International Labour Organization. Asian Regional Programme on Governance of Labour Migration
Publisher: ILO; Bangkok
Date published: 2008
Series: Working paper (International Labour Organization. Asian Regional Programme on Governance of Labour Migration); no. 1
Number of pages: 32 p.
Language: English
Asset Type: working paper
Record Identifier: 995328513002676